Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
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DIR. j. c. Robertson, 525 Main st.
Little BOss!" The best sc cigar In
the city. Troxell Bros, agents.
There will be no regular session OF
the district court until next Wednesday.
The new building OF Edmundsen e.
Hart OH Main street is nearing compile
tiOn.
Hardness Bros. make beautiful dis
play OF fine goods in their show win
dOws.
The Episcopal social was held last
evening at the residence of Mrs. George
Kecline.
Storm doors have been added to the
wasting rooms at the transfer, in pre-
paration for winter.
The district telegraph boys get
around in half the time since they have
had their new coats and caps.
Harmony Mission had social al 4
musical entertainment at the home OF
Mrs. j. Nj. Palmer last evening.
The new pumping engine at the
waterworks is in active operation. IT
has II capacity of $4,000 gallons per min
ute.
The Council Bluffs Carpet company
display their specialties in an artistic
manner in their display windows. Look
at Inc1n.
f. II. Waterman has completed his
new carriage factory on North Main
street. 1t is credit to the manufacture
ing interests OF the city.
The funeral of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush was held yes
terday afternoon at the family resi-
dence, No. 337 Lincoln avenue.
Il. c. Scott and John Miller were
placed in Limbo last night for disturb
ing the peace by indulging in a rough
and tumble fight on South Main street.
City Clerk Burke is busy issuing about
800 special sewer assessments against
private individuals, whose property
fronts on the streets where the work was
done.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Edward A. Tucker and Mary l..
MattOy. of Council Bluffs; George Hal
lett and Eva Mason, of Pottawattamie
county.
Mrs. Oblinger and Mrs. l. NJ. Treynor
entertain a company this afternoon. and
this evening a social hop is to be given
the young folks in honor of Miss Hinile,
of Goshen, Ind.
The city marshal has served notices
on property owners for the opening of
Ninth avenue to the river. This will
the bottom lands.
Drains are being put in to connect the
water pipes of the new court house with
the Pearl street sewer. The sewerage
of the new building will be connected
with Fifth avenue.
Abbey's Uncle Toms Cabin company
arrived here yesterday, and made head
quarters at the CreStOn house. They
appeared at the Opera house yesterday
afternoon and evening.
The next council meeting will be held
on Saturday evening and all bills should
be passed in to-day for the inspection of
the auditor in order that they may be
allowed at this meeting.
The fence around the new govern
ment building will be removed to-day,
and the grading and approach work
will be Immediately begun. John Ham
mer will have charge of the work.
Matte, the four-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuykendall, of 2lO
Seventeenth avenue, died ut o'clock
funeral will probably occur to-day.
The Chicago & Northwestern is to ex-
tend its track to the river to deliver
material on this side for the new Broad
way bridge. Fifteen carloads of rails
have arrived, and will be put down at
once.
The announcement was recently made
that Manawa park had been sold to
Erick A. NOrdquist, of Minneapolis.
Yesterday a deed was filed showing
that he sold block 81, for the snug sum
of $6 600, the buyer being Erick Peter
son.
Meetings will be held at the Bible
Alone church, 533 Bluffs street, at 7:3C
o'clock Friday and Saturday evenings
and at IL o'clock Saturday morning
Elder Mccoy and other able speakers
will be in attendance. All are invited
to attend.
But three cases came before Judge
Aylcsworth yesterday morning for his
consideration. Joseph Whitmayer wa.
fined $6.7O for drunk, Frank Hanson
charged with vagrancy, was discharged
and G. II. Pinkham was ordered out o
town as general nuisance.
Mr.. Frank Hermes and two young la
dies, Miss Allen and Miss Homer, Will,
driving on lower Broadway, were thrown
from the carriage, the horse becoming
frightened. Each of the occupants o
the carriage suffered bruises and sligh
cuts.
The democratic manipulators VIII,
tried to get Russ Whittlesey roaste,
DeIOre tne pOStOHlce authorities Tor III
alleged violation of the non-partisal
rule of the civil service code, must fee
chagrined. The superintendent ha
dismissed the charges, which consiste,
in chief OF the fact that Whittlesey Mt
tended so-called democratic caucus
and objected to having it run by "a tr
of bosses.
The large number of saloon cases
added to the usual business of the courts
has made it difficult to get equity case
pushed through as rapidly as many de
sire. There are many cases involving
the clearing up of titles to lands, an
there is u special desire to get thes
matters heard, as real estate is too muc
in demand to be locked up in court for
term of years.
j. w. and Z. l.. Squire lend money.
"Let Her Go Gallagher" "Littl
Boss" Best five cent cigar in the city
TroXell Bros, agents.